Microservices with Docker on Microsoft Azure™ (includes Content Update Program)
by Boris Scholl, Trent Swanson, Daniel Fernandez
Managing Docker Authentication
Once you’ve chosen how you want to set up your development environment, the next consideration to think about is Docker authentication. Docker typically is set up with a set of certificates to enable remote access of a Docker client using Transport Layer Security (TLS) over port 2376. You can find instructions on how to create certificates and configure the Docker daemon at http://bit.ly/ch4certs. As part of the certificate creation, you will end up with three certificates: cert.pem, key.pem, and ca.pem, all of which should be added to your user folder “~/.docker for Mac” or “C:\Users\<username>\.docker” on Windows as discussed in Chapter 2, “Containers on Azure Basics.”
One common issue that will arise is the need ...
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